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Chapter 5: Q62. (page 226)

You have a rope that is 413feet long. Your friend has a rope that is 112yards long. Who has the longer rope?

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The longer rope is 112yard.

Step by step solution

01

Step 1. Given information

A rope of length 413feet and another rope of 112yard are given.

02

Step 2. Calculation 

Convert the rope lengths into decimal numbers

112=32=1.5鈥�yard

413=133=4.3鈥�feet

Since 1yard =3 feet

1.5鈥�yard=1.5脳3=4.5鈥�feet

Compare 4.5 and 4.5 as follows:

4.5>4.3

Therefore, your friend has the longer rope which is 112 yard.

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